Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-05-14
NORTH SHORE NOTES

TO Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Cowan, NAV
II, Il son.
NelS jacobson, Of Rugby, WAS in the
city Tuesday.
NJ. O. TihbitS. Of Bottincm,, w Is in the
city Monday.
Jacob pobmicr came mp on Tuesday
evenings train.
Chas. r. lIovey was up from i.akn,a
Tuesday evening.
w. S. Peck came over on the Minnie
II. Sunday evening.
II. w. Main, of Towner county, was
in Devils Lake Tuesday.
J. S. Sinclair came up from his farm in
Nelson County to spend Sunday.
Augustine Thompson found his way
down from Rottincau OH Monday.
Mr.. Garfield, of the firm of Cantield &
Radley, Cando, was in town Tuesday.
Clarence Fuller has been adjudged
insane and sent to the asylum at James,
town.
Joe Hefte is building a new shoe shop
in the rear of the Merchants National
Bank.
Robt. Cairns has leased the Commercial
hotel to James 'McGeOch late of Aylmcs,
Ontario.
Receiver Smith has moved into tho
Grondel house lately occupied by the
Prescott family.
John Cryderman returned from River
Falls last Saturday and reports times
dull in Wisconsin.
Frank Lycan came to town Tuesday
morning from Minot where he passed
tho previous night.
J. S. Field, formerly of Peck 4 Field
Fort Totten, registered from st. Paul AT
| the Bcnham house Monday.
Mrs. Ed. Smiths mother and little
sister arrived from Michigan, Wednes
day, and got off the train at Crary.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. b. Allen leave Moor
head next Monday for Del Mar, Cal, t
visit Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T.. IIaviland.
The Turtle Mountain Times was rep
resented in Devils Lake this week by lt'
editor and proprietor, b. w. Lair.
On Sunday last the Minnie II. steamed
away on it's first trip to Fort Totten ant
is now making her usual daily runs.
G.. S. Converse left Thursday mornin,
for Blue Earth, MINI. He expects to re
turn here on Il business trip in August
Col. c. S. Uline came up Tuesday even
ing from st. Paul. He is still acting il
the interest of the st. p. NJ. Il NJ. railway
Chas. Begcl, the Minot barber, was il
town Wednesday, and reports that tn
burnt district is being rebuilt as fast a
possible.
Il. X. Moore, of Boston, is still in til
city looking after the Prescott estate
Mrs. Prescott's furniture was shippe
east Thursday.
John B. Wetenhall, Of mercantile fame
came in Friday evening from Mino
He reports business first-class at til;
bustling terminus.
Andy Hope tclegrapied from Minf
: that every risk taken by Devils LAX
insurance agency was sayed from t.
confiargration of Monday.
+. H. Wilder. Of Wctenhall Il Wilde
Minot tradesmen, has taken Il tent full {
general merchandise and moved II
miles nearer the setting sun.
Major Crissey and r. A. Tuckey, {
Browns Valley, have been IN the cit
most of the week. They like the tow
and may conclude to invest here.
i. The Indian school at TT. Totten is
be doubled in size. The ISTER-OcEA
understands that Warner & Stoltze ha,
the contract for furnishing the lumber.
Ed. I. p. Steade returned from st. Pal
last Wednesday accompanied by his fan
!. Iilv. Mr.. Steade laid in another larl
lstock of agricultural implements Will
Iaway.
The building once occupied by II
Bank of Devils Lake, now deceased,
undergoing repairs preliminary to i
. occupation by the Merchants Nation
bank.
H. II. Koehler, general travelling agel
, for the celebrated Dobmeier beer, was
the city Thursday. NJ. II. Lynch, IL
local agent, received carload Of tn
beer yesterday.
A. S. Bratlee has removed his pilot
graph gallery from the Oleson lot to Il
;. rear end of the ole "Iron Side Brown
lot almost directly across the sire
from his old place.
The immigration from babyland i
I creases as the weather grows more pr
pitious. Asylums at Charlie Hunter
\ and Frank Shaw's, and "nine more pr
cincts to hear FROM
John \. Percival made fying trip